part of it is that the sounds are prerecorded so there's that monotonicity to it, but it feels like they almost intentionally make it sound as creepy as possible outside of that as well

ipv6 is so hilariously massive that i'm 99% certain they allocate more addresses just for exclusive use in examples than exists in all of ipv4

you know gravel bikes exist, right

the quarterback of notre dame

this is my take, the most logical conclusion is that all LLM products are public domain

again, none of that is going to suddenly happen. People would literally start riots if you doubled the cost of gasoline

git checkout hotel

big hype stuff usually has a kernel of something that could be genuinely useful, but they always ignore that part and focus on making the concept as pointless and stupid as possible.

spatial audio honestly has the potential to be a legitimate (if moderate) revolution for digital conferences, being able to lean over and whisper into someone's ear is soooo much more intuitive and makes the whole process much easier.
Full on VR conferences would be super easy to use, but of course making something actually functional is too boring and thus no company will ever do it.

can we work NFTs and crypto into this?

turns out AI is inherently extremely autistic

if i found gold bars, everyone i know would curiously have found a sufficiently small amount of gold that selling it off wouldn't raise suspicions